I went on a walk with my young daughter and her Dad just so he could see her but stayed two metres apart. Have since decided to let her stay at his as much as it worries me I don't know how I could keep them apart any longer she was missing him so much
Someone said the pub where they are is open with one person in the pub and a limited number in the beer garden
Did you really just complain about people bending the rules and how they should only be going out for food or exercise while also admitting you went to visit your nan for an hour?People choose to be ignorant I think.
I’ve been to my nans today, she’s got a walkthrough from the front garden to back so I never went in the house. Sat at the bottom of the garden whilst they sat at the top, had a chat for an hour or so. Really lifted their spirits! We did it on the way to get some milk from the shop. My son slept in his pushchair the whole time (thank the Lord)
when we went for a walk yesterday I saw a couple lift a newborn baby our their car, into a relatives house being kissed and cuddled on the way in.
It’s so stupid. as far as I’m concerned we’re supposed to be on lockdown, and only going out for exercise or to get food. people take the piss til it hits closer to yoke.
Only way I could see it is so many kids in each day, kinda part time with half the kids in two days and the rest another two days?
She kept her distance she didn't go in she said !....Your aloud to see to vulnerable people ,maybe her nan lives alone ..
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This. Social distancing will not work in any school no matter what you try. Schools just don’t have the space and come break time it will all go out the window anyway.
And then low and behold. I know I sound miserable; I’m not I swear, I just can’t bear the orchestrated media circus surrounding it- it just feels patronising and trite.On a cheerier note ...
Margaret Payne, 90, is climbing her stairs 282 times to raise funds for NHS
Mrs Payne has already raised more than £53,000, exceeding her target of £10,000
whoa whoa whoa hold on.
Well I agree with some of it tbh ! but I don't think he's attention seeking at all .Old people are a " different generation" not only in age ,but in attitude ..I'd say he genuinely thinks he's helping out.. Their not afraid of "a days work " and getting their" hands dirty" infact it's hard to get them to take it easy sometimes .It'll be the "Celebs" that'll be jumping on his bandwagon not the other way about .I think it was very good of him to take time out of his day to do something like that ,not like the fuckin clowns in Westminster that left us in the tit in the first place, and are now hiding behind a 90 yr old man in the hope it'll soften the blow for them.So I say well done to him he gets myAnyone who works in education will appreciate that any concept of social distancing in a school is quite hilarious. Even if you had 100 kids in, not the full 1000 (average secondary school) it’s a logistical nightmare to keep them apart, quite apart from the fact that KIDS DON’T bleeping LISTEN
Unpopular opinion but these bloody old folk doing unnecessary charity challenges is just kind of annoying and attention seeking. I’m sure they’re lovely people but I dunno....it does nothing for me...I’m like stay at home and
We all fund the NHS anyway, and where are all these extra millions going to? The government wasted 16mil on antibody tests that don’t work, so you can be fairly sure that the 20 mil approx raised by that old bloke Tom will similarly go into a black hole.
When they started doing interviews on him I said to my husband...jeez he’ll be doing a charity single next....but I was JOKING
up anyway !My hairdresser is opening on a one person in at a time basis and her doing the hair, she's started a list and is doing two customers a day.
The nearest gym has opened and has removed the machines to leave one of each spaced 2 metres apart and you have to anti bac each station before and after you use it and wear a mask
The pub is open. Not selling anything from the taps but everything else and is one customer in the pub at any one time and the rest in the beer garden, one household per table
I'm back at work
And its busy out today, no sign of lockdown round here
I'd like to say this has shocked me but unfortunately, it just highlights even more how people choose to bend the rules or immediately look for a way to get round them.
Why can't we just listen?
I want my life back 
To be fair I went for cat food they had none so left with a multipack of crisps, so if anyone seen me in the que I bet they felt the same.Just been to my local co op as needed bread and milk. Also managed to get flour so felt like I won a watch.
Got in the que and felt really annoyed. Lady in front bought only a share bag of Revels, man behind me bought a can of diet coke and a single flake ice cream and the man behind him came out with only a bottle of white wine.
I felt like they were all putting not only my self at risk out for stupid things but also the poor bloody staff. If I was them I would have been so angry !
Am I the only one who finds this horrendously depressing rather than cheery. Why have we got our elderly hauling themselves around various parts of their houses/gardens to raise money for something that should be fully funded anyway.On a cheerier note ...
Margaret Payne, 90, is climbing her stairs 282 times to raise funds for NHS
Mrs Payne has already raised more than £53,000, exceeding her target of £10,000
I gotta say I’m like pp it doesn’t really do much for me. Obviously the amount the other old dude has raised is fantastic and the gesture is lovely but It shouldn’t be down to us to sort out nhs funding issues, we all already contribute via national insurance, it should be down to the government to sort it out.
